AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the year Award. (Announcing the 2nd Annual).college athletic directors, school district public relations public relations, activities and policies used to create public interest in a person, idea, product, institution, or business establishment. By its nature, public relations is devoted to serving particular interests by presenting them to the public in the most directors, and college sports information directors will receive nomination forms and other information by direct mail. Each will be invited to nominate one or more assistant coaches. Entries must be received no later than March 1, 2003. If your AD doesn't receive his or her packet by January 6, 2003, entry forms can be obtained by faxing a request to 212-343-6376, e-mailing Mike Wallace Mike Wallace may refer to:
Again in 2003, AFLAC, a world leader in guaranteed renewable insurance will pay tribute to the unsung heroes of American sport--the assistant coach. Last year, more than 500 outstanding men and women were honored with the AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year Award. Next spring, AFLAC, in conjunction with Scholastic Coach & Athletic Director, will announce the names of 500 more national award winners. Once again, each will be a man or woman in any sport who gave 100% all the time with little recognition. Among the criteria for the AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year Award are longevity, knowledge, long-term success, special contributions to the school and/or community, overcoming obstacles, etc. In early December, high school and college athletic directors, school district public relations directors, and college sports information directors will receive nomination forms and other information by direct mail. Each will be invited to nominate one or more assistant coaches. Entries must be received no later than March 1, 2003. If your AD doesn't receive his or her packet by January 6, 2003, entry forms can be obtained by faxing a request to 212-343-6376, e-mailing Mike Wallace at mwallace@scholastic.com or logging on to www.aflac.com or www.coachadguide.com. We're looking forward to receiving your school's completed nomination. More important, we can't wait to pay tribute to even more of America's real unsung heroes--Assistant Coaches. AFLAC NATIONAL ASSISTANT COACH of the YEAR AWARD 2002 HONOREES ALABAMA David Bryan David Bryan (born David Bryan Rashbaum, 7 February 1962, in Edison, New Jersey) is the keyboard player of the hard rock band, Bon Jovi. Early life Born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey and raised in Edison, Bryan began to learn piano at age seven. He graduated from J. P. Carroll, Bob Jones HS Michael Burrow, Minor HS Phillip Mitchell, Dale County HS ARKANSAS Sean Seligman, Gentry HS T.C. Shamel, Fouke HS Jason Rhodes, Hendrix College Hendrix College is listed in Loren Pope's Colleges That Change Lives. College history Hendrix College was founded as a primary school called Central Institute in 1876 at Altus, Arkansas, by Rev. Isham L. Burrow. Brian Little Brian Little can refer to:
Jason Gill, Rison HS Todd Barnes Todd Barnes was a drummer for the influential California punk band TSOL. Todd Barnes never played drums for the Punk Rock band The Vandals but did participate in an attempt to revive one of the earlier singers career in 1989. , Stuttgart HS ARIZONA Ken Guzik, Safford HS Jim Caruthers, Sunrise Mountain Sunrise Mountain is one of the many sections of Killington Ski Resort, Vermont's largest. Served by a Yan/Lift Engineering triple chairlift, it is home to the resort's snowmobile center and a cluster of condominiums. HS Edward Roman, Amphitheater HS Dustin Grover, Arizona Western Coll. Bruce Moore, Sunrise Mountain HS Phil Mize, Corona Del Sol HS Perry Curley, Seligman School Ramon D. Quihuis, Sahuarita HS Walter McCloud, Yuma HS Brenda Gardea, Round Valley HS Don Kramer Don Kramer is a Korean-born American comics artist. He has worked for both Marvel and DC, as well as independent projects. Titles at DC include a Doctor Fate miniseries and the JSA ongoing. He is currently the penciller on Detective Comics, replacing the previously announced J. H. , Mesa Mountain HS Melvin Harns, Brophy College Prep Maragret Matetich, Xavir Coll. Prep George Burgess George Burgess is the name of
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Andrew Lang (March 31 1844, Selkirk – July 20 1912, Banchory, Kincardineshire) was a prolific Scots man of letters. , Mountain Ridge HS CALIFORNIA Martha Grace, Cal. State U.-Fullerton Fred Arp, U. of California-Davis Richard Scott Richard Scott may refer to:
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Marguet Miller, Mt. San Antonio San Antonio (săn ăntō`nēō, əntōn`), city (1990 pop. 935,933), seat of Bexar co., S central Tex., at the source of the San Antonio River; inc. 1837. Coll. Louie Butler, Fremont HS Gerald Coakley, Clayton Valley HS Glen Kaskela, Paramount HS Miguel Olmedo Redlands HS Thomas L. Martin, Rancho Bernardo HS Greg Raby, Bonita Bonita (Spanish and Portuguese for "beautiful") is the name of:
Steve Henson Steve Henson (born February 2, 1968 in Junction City, Kansas), is an American former professional basketball player, who was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2nd round (44th overall) of the 1990 NBA Draft. He is currently an assistant basketball coach at UNLV. , Mission Bay HS Rollie Cavaletto, St. Joseph HS Terry Eidson, De La Salle De La Salle is the name of several educational institutions affiliated with the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, also known as the Lasallian Brothers, a Roman Catholic religious teaching order founded by French priest Saint Jean-Baptiste de la Salle: Steve Gagnon, Big Valley HS Rey Hernandez, La Jolla La Jolla (lə hoi`yə), on the Pacific Ocean, S Calif., an uninc. district within the confines of San Diego; founded 1869. The beautiful ocean beaches, in particular La Jolla shores and Black's Beach, and sea-washed caves attract visitors and HS John Roberts, Garces Memorial HS Steve Salmons, Diamond Bar HS Gilbert Lane Jr., Castlemont HS William Kovacevich, El Camino HS Frank Gradillas, Rim of the World HS Dave Lopez, Lowell HS Mark Magana, Los Gatos Los Gatos (lôs gä`tōs, lŏs, găt`əs), city (1990 pop. 27,357), Santa Clara co., W Calif.; inc. 1887. It is an affluent residential community and health resort. HS Eric Van Eric M. Van (b. May 8 1954, Boston, Massachusetts) is an American sabermetrician, science fiction convention organizer and critical public speaker, and rock music critic. Raised in Natick, he graduated from Northfield Mt. Patten, Los Gatos HS Lance Pfeiffer, Notre Dame Notre Dame IPA: [nɔtʁ dam] is French for Our Lady, referring to the Virgin Mary. In the United States of America, Notre Dame HS Nelson Molina, Notre Dame HS Tim Gutierrez, St. Bonaventure HS Robert Lawrence Robert Lawrence is the name of:
Donald Rodriques, Milpitas HS Jerry Oedewaldt, Mount Miguel HS Lawrence Hintz, Lincoln HS Thomas L. Galvin, Lincoln HS Gene Vigil, Diablo Valley College Diablo Valley College (DVC) is a two-year community college in Pleasant Hill in Contra Costa County, California. DVC is one of three publicly supported two-year community colleges in the Contra Costa Community College District (along with Contra Costa College and Los Carey Lewis, S. Miller Dorsey Sr. HS Ralph Mariscal, Salesian HS COLORADO C. Alan Roth, Cherry Creek Cherry Creek may refer to:
Matt Mahan, Ellicott HS Anthony Santy, Central HS Guy Thurston, Bear Creek HS Officer Marcus, Dudley, Gateway HS Larry Thede, Standley Lake HS Christopher Peter Olson, Conifer conifer (kŏn`ĭfûr) [Lat.,=cone-bearing], tree or shrub of the order Coniferales, e.g., the pine, monkey-puzzle tree, cypress, and sequoia. Most conifers bear cones and most are evergreens, though a few, such as the larch, are deciduous. HS Robert Koehler, U.S. Air Force Acad. Marty Gocken, Loveland HS Jim Tucker, Englewood HS Bob Larson, Mullen HS CONNECTICUT Theresa Therkelsen, Granby Memorial HS William Morgan, U. of Connecticut Ronald Swanson, NW Catholic HS James Santomassimo, B. McMahon HS John Turner, Stonington HS Tommie Major, New London HS Brian Hurlock, Brookfield HS Hugh Villacis, Weslyan U. Ken Reed, Danbury HS Michael Greene, Bristol Eastern HS Joe Vrtiak, New Canaan HS Frank Scott, Stamford HS Joseph Connell, Central Conn. State U. WASHINGTON DC Coach Daniel N. Carozza, School Without Walls Sr. HS Alex Brown, Woodrow Wilson HS DELAWARE Andy Givens, Delaware Technical and Community College Catherine Burke, Alexis I. DuPont HS Fred Brunson, Lake Forest HS FLORIDA Deanna Majeski, Santa Fe HS Dan Madril, Saint Leo Leo, in astronomy Leo [Lat.,=the lion], northern constellation lying S of Ursa Major and on the ecliptic (apparent path of the sun through the heavens) between Cancer and Virgo; it is one of the constellations of the zodiac. U. Douglas H. Durham, Jacksonville U. Matt McCool, St. Johns Comm. Coll. James Anderson, Riverview HS Thomas L. Doan, WM. R. Boone HS Scott Hunt, Palmetto HS David Field, Shorecrest Prep School Michael Andrews, Florida State U. Ron Scmadegg, Port St Lucie HS Jimm Norrell, Niceville HS Steven T. Sapere, North Port HS Bill Svendsen, Melbourne Central Catholic HS Howard Eberly, Southeast HS Glenn Manley, Bay HS GEORGIA Gary Miller, Marist School Gary Stamey, While County HS Glen Griffin, Starr's Mill HS Jim Walsh, North Springs HS Don McKinlay, Kennesaw State U. Hugh Dickinson May III, Dacula HS Coach David Kessler, South Gwinnett Jerry Stewart, Parkview HS Alton Pitts, Shaw HS Joel Watson, East Laurens HS Julie Parmer, McIntosh HS Jay Cawthon, Wheeler HS Debbie Beck, U. of Georgia Roderick L. Echols, Savannah Savannah, city, United States Savannah, city (1990 pop. 137,560), seat of Chatham co., SE Ga., a port of entry on the Savannah River near its mouth; inc. 1789. College of Art & Design Warren Haynes, LaGrange College Alton Wilcher Jr., Taylor County HS Eddie Johnson, Tattnall Co. HS Don Einolf, Norcross HS HAWAII Amosa Amosa, AIEA Aiea (ä'ēā`ä), city (1990 pop. 8,906), Honolulu co., Oahu, Hawaii, a residential suburb of Honolulu, on the eastern shore of Pearl Harbor. HS IOWA Iowa, state, United States Iowa (ī`əwə), midwestern state in the N central United States. It is bounded by the Mississippi R. Matt Young, Winterset Comm. Coll. Gary Rindone, St. Albert HS Mike Brown, Bettendorf HS William Dudek, Graceland U. James Richard Gebhart, Sadel HS Les Santee, Jefferson HS Kim Ellingson, Iowa Wesleyan Coll. Greg Gentile, St. Albert HS Greg Schmidt, Central Lyon HS Chuck Buseman, West Hancock HS Jeff Manny Manny may refer to: In nobility:
IDAHO Henry H. Hamill, Lake City HS John Astoerquia, Coeur d' Alene HS Juan Lopez, Nampa HS Steve Barnes, Minico HS Brad Tinker, Boise HS Rickie Dean Hance, Cienns Ferry HS Manard Spell, Capital HS Neil Hillman Hillman was a famous British automobile marque, manufactured by the Rootes Group. It was based in Ryton-on-Dunsmore, near Coventry, England, from 1907 to 1976. Before 1907 the company had built bicycles. , Snake River HS ILLINOIS Terry Kent, Downers Grove Laura Scafidi, Leyden HS Doug Barclay, Bradley-Bourbonnais Community HS Rich Baldwin, Bloomington HS Robert Garcia, Erie HS Robert Corra, Bolingbrook HS Art Schuldt, Rich Central HS Robert Bergstrom, Marian Catholic HS Douglas A. Barclay, Bradley Bourbonnais HS Dick Steele, Morris HS Brandon Aldridge, St. Joseph HS Nathan Metzger, Normal West HS Stan Wojcik, Edwardsville HS Kimberly Kosinski, Saint Xavier U. Alan Valentine, St. Benedict HS Ronald Guagenti, Marian Catholic HS James Patrick Sullivan, Riverside Brookfield HS Jasori Pressey, Pittsfield HS Terry Souchek, Gibault Catholic HS Ronald K. Zagorski, Niles North HS James Carley, Paxton Buckley Loda HS Marjorie Jordan, Clay City HS Dave Whiteman, Knoxville HS Mike Olson, Peoria HS INDIANA Dave Howell, Lafayette Jefferson HS Robert Bramlett, Shenandoah HS John Krieg, Sullivan HS Dan Jorda, North Decatur HS John Dutton, Hamilton Jr./Sr. HS Amy Wingler, Center Grove HS James Staley, Whiteland Comm. HS Jolinda Lucas, Hamilton Jr./Sr. HS Ron Grimes, New Castle Chrysler HS Todd Miles, Terre Haute South Vigo HS Joshua Jason Johnson, Lakeland HS John Grinnage, Bishop Chatard HS Chad A. Smtih, Sullivan HS Jason Simmons, Hamilton Heights HS James Mackey, Washington Catholic HS Mike Gillespie, Whiteland Community HS Jerry Boucher, Lawrence Central HS Kely Sandels, U. of Saint Francis KANSAS Denis Denis, king of Portugal: see Diniz. Hournung, Cimarron HS Sarah Hanson, Olathe North HS Carlos Olivas, Johnson County Community College Johnson County Community College (often referred to as JCCC) is located in Overland Park, Kansas. It was founded in 1972 due to great demand in the area for a community college, and to accommodate the rapidy growing population of Johnson County, Kansas. James Giesel, Baxter Springs HS Kent Kalivoda, Washington HS Wayne Cichon, St. Mary's-Colgan HS Steve Braet, Butler County Community College Butler County Community College is the name of two community colleges in the United States:
Don Barcus, Parsons High Sue Chipman, Shawnee Mission East HS David Hudson, Olathe North HS Dustin Miller, Bethany College Tim Coursen, Waverly HS Fred Cottrell, Conway Springs HS Charles Rutledge, Wellsville HS Gregory Leon Frost, Haskell Indian Nationas U. KENTUCKY Lonnie McCall, Powell County HS David Campbell, Georgetown Coll. Rick Rox, Centre College William Robert Sparks, Boyd County HS Brad Lawson, Mayfield HS David Schneider, Newport Central Catholic HS Steve L. Mickey, Belfry belfry Bell tower, either freestanding or attached to another structure. More particularly it refers to the room, usually at the top of such a tower, where the bells and their supporting timberwork are hung. HS Jerry Perry, Danville HS James Gregory Longacre, Fairdale HS Tom Wintek, Western Hills HS Herb McDowell, Tates Creek HS Mike Skeeters, North Hardin HS Craig Turner, Paducah Tilghman HS Karen Shelton, Hart County HS David Barnes, Nelson County HS LOUISIANA Ginger Dilworth, Worley Jr. High Oliver Crockett, Caldwell Parish HS Teniesha I. Mahoney, Booker T. Washington HS Robert Villio, Mount Carmel Academy Mount Carmel Academy or Mt. Carmel is an all-girls parochial high school in New Orleans, Louisiana. It is located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans. Mount Carmel's sports team is known as the "Cubs", and its school colors are brown and white. Paul Johnson, U. of Louisiana-Lafayette Bryan Wang, Glen Oaks HS MASSACHUSSETTS Claude Valle III, Weston HS Lazaro Mirjans, Framingham HS Robert Wilkinson, Nauset HS Jon Covell, Nauset HS Robert T. Swift Jr., Algonquin Regional High Laurie Hill, Mansfield HS Theodore Bryson, Reading Mem. HS Thomas McKniff, Newton North HS Jack Kelley, Marblehead HS Tony Reno, Worcester St. College MARYLAND Mary Frashure, Northeast HS David Byer, Wicomico HS Lorne Ridenour, Middletown HS Nicholas Jauschnegg, Arundel HS Kenneth Lane, Westlake HS Jerome McBee, Chesapeake HS William F. Chichester, Thomas Stone HS Joshua D. Pruett, Mt. Hebron HS Jace McMahon, Mount Saint Mary's College Mount Saint Mary's College may mean:
MAINE Jody Benner, U. of Maine Mark Nowak, Mt. Ararat HS Eric Klein, Bonny Eagle HS James Poulin, Winslow High Randa Thomas, Bonny Eagle HS MICHIGAN Cheryl Thomas, Marlette HS Linda Millan, Durand HS Michael Barrett, U. of Detroit Mercy Jeff Black, East Kentwood HS Dave Ruth, Lutheran High Westland James Rasmussen, Vicksburg HS Akel Marshall, Chelsea HS Joseph Setterlin, Our Lady of the Lakes Timothy Wauben, East Kentwood HS George Cutshaw, Warren Woods HS Coach Harry W. Weaver II, Detroit Renaissance HS John Wilson, Detroit Country Day Sch. David Potter, Jefferson HS Chris Pfifer, Hartland HS Edward Dutcher, Waverly HS Richard Victor, Loy Norrix HS Jack Dailey, Regina HS Terry Gizzi, Edwardsburg HS Missy Ritz, Wayland Union HS Ed Hartmann, Hackett Catholic Central HS Carl Jones, Mott Community Coll. Douglas Frank, Bridgeport HS MINNESOTA Ehren Zimmerman, Rothsay Public School Tom Holthaus, Monticello HS David Leiser, Mounds View HS Daniel Ball, Austin HS Mark Grieme, Wadena-Deer Creek HS Sue Summer, United South Central HS MISSOURI T.J. Hagerman, Galena galena (gəlē`nə) or lead glance, lustrous, blue-gray mineral crystallizing usually in cubes, sometimes in octahedrons. It is the most important ore and the principal source of lead. R-II Schools Marc VanDover, Rock Bridge HS Tim Stewart, St. Dominic HS Travis Paige, Northeast HS Larry Burchett, Cass Midway HS Edward Brill, Lee's Summit North HS Brent Bondurant, Scotland Co. R-1 MISSISSIPPI Johnny Ray Monroe Jr., Franklin County HS Harriet Speech, Callaway HS Harvey Wardell, Miss. Valley State U. James Jennings, Clarksdale HS Bobby M. Holder, Natchez HS Larry Harms Pelahatchie Attendance Center Henry Blount, Jim Hill HS Coach Steve M. Nagy Jr., S. Jones HS Steve Reboul, Our Lady Academy MONTANA Tony Southrada, Big Sky HS Steve Stosich, Butte Butte, city, United States Butte (by  t), city (1990 pop. 33,336), seat of Silver Bow co., SW Mont.; inc. 1879. It is a trade, ranching, and industrial center. High John Mike Dennehy, Butte High Gary Lowry, Charles M. Russell HS NORTH/SOUTH CAROLINA Darren Lee LaFon, Pender HS Clement B. Fleming, Concord HS Gary Mullis, Southwestern Randolph HS Tony Wray, Crest Senior HS Jeff Sawvel Clinton HS Bruce Evans, Gardner Webb U. Jose Palacio, North Meckienburg HS Ten Jenkins, James Kenan HS Tommy Townsend, St. Pauls HS Kevin Binkley, Lumberton HS Ronald Autry, Went Bladen HS Susan Elizabeth Bowden, St. Andrews Presbyt. Coll. Robert Luisana, Grimsley HS Amanda Tuggle, Trinity HS Renny H. Taylor, NC Wesleyan College William Albert Burch IV, Wade Hampton HS Andy Virgil, Pickens HS Doc Lewis, Crestwood HS Brian Jackson, Crestwood HS Donald Reese Poole, Lamar HS Steven W. Linder, Spartanburg HS James Edmonds, C.A. Johnson Prep Academy NORTH/SOUTH DAKOTA Michael Lestina, Fargo North HS Dennis Northrup, Hot Springs HS Travis Carpenter, Mitchell School Dist. Terry Anderson, Webster HS Eric Foss, Sioux Falls Lincoln HS Curtis Bietz, Rapid City Stevens HS Dave Dolan, Rapid City Central HS NEBRASKA Russ Fuchner, South Sioux City HS Duane Biomenkamp, Wayne HS Ian Roberts, Hastings College Richard Colvin, Northwest HS Bill Jorgensen, Minden HS Scott Etherton, Nebraska Wesleyan U. Mark Buss, Centennial HS Lori Sippel, U. of Nebraska Steve Willett, Bellevue West HS NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire, one of the New England states of the NE United States. It is bordered by Massachusetts (S), Vermont, with the Connecticut R. forming the boundary (W), the Canadian province of Quebec (NW), and Maine and a short strip of the Atlantic Ocean (E). Eric Brown, Concord HS Paul Phelps, Laconia HS NEW JERSEY Christine Nixon, J.P. Stevens HS Linda Mulloney, Lyndhurst HS Robert Sheppard, Seton Hall U. Michael McCourt, Cresskill HS Dean Johnson,, Caldwell College Michael Rusek, Kearny HS Robert Elder, Jefferson Township HS Jeff Principe, River-Dell Regional HS Lou Zampella, St. Peters College John McKenna, Notre Dame HS William J. Hewitt, Toms River HS East David Lewis, Woodstown HS Stephen Ordog Sr., Florence Township Memorial HS Gerald Schofield, Ridge HS David Sauis, Lakewood HS Renato Balletti, Parsippany Hills HS Anthony Nanni, Voorhees HS Don Barnett, Ewing HS NEW MEXICO Jerry McDermott, Alamogordo HS Bernadine Douma, Laguna-Acoma HS Lori Stephenson, Rio Rancho HS Fidel J. Trujillo Jr., NM Highlands U. Randall Whittemore, Santa Fe HS Robert Griego, Bloomfield HS Randy Adrian, Clovis HS Joe Turner, Moriarty HS Richard Wallace, Farmington HS NEVADA Keven Hess, Virgin Valley HS Dan Chappuis, Spring Creek HS NEW YORK New York, state, United States New York, Middle Atlantic state of the United States. It is bordered by Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Atlantic Ocean (E), New Jersey and Pennsylvania (S), Lakes Erie and Ontario and the Canadian province of Joseph Cipp III, Bellport HS Gerard Duff, Brentwood HS Jose St. Victor, Nyack HS Stephen Klumpp, Greene Central Sch. Wendy Carroll, Colonie Central HS Matthew Hahn, Stuyvesant HS Anthony Barone, St. Francis College John Dunlap, Trumansburg Central School Paul Adey, Hamilton College Gary Reynolds, Union College Cari Ferraro, Pawling HS Peter Grossi, Sanford H. Calhoun HS Steven Allard, Rensselaer Poly Inst. William Gehrke, Long Island U. OHIO Ohio, state, United States Ohio, midwestern state in the Great Lakes region of the United States. It is bordered by Pennsylvania (NE) West Virginia (SE), Kentucky (S), Indiana (W), and Michigan and Lake Erie (N). Tony Cleveland, Bishop Watterson HS Bill Hoffeld, Indian Hill HS Joseph Donald Montgomery, Mount Union College History and profile Mount Union was founded in 1846 by Orville Nelson Hartshorn as "a place where men and women could be educated with equal opportunity, science would parallel the humanities and there would be no distinction due to race, color or sex. Larry Baughman, Columbiana HS Greg Filliater Marion Hardino HS Tom Santoro, Toledo Control Catholic HS Harold Bates Bates , Katherine Lee 1859-1929. American educator and writer best known for her poem "America the Beautiful," written in 1893 and revised in 1904 and 1911. , Chillicothe HS Gary James Wroblewski, Cleveland Heights HS Steve Klamo, Pickerinton HS Richard G. Haynes, Colerain HS Ken Bogden, Wichita State U. for Coll. Daniel Mote, Miamisburg HS Jim Higgins, Cincinnati Roger Bacon HS Pete Ferguson, Licking Heights HS Carl Dufford, Johnstown-Monroe HS OKLAHOMA Kimberly Arrington, Moore HS Lloyd Kutch, Westmoore HS Eddie Cox, Duncan HS Jerry D. Long, Hulbert HS Lamar Burks, Central HS Trandy Birch, Broken Arrow HS Bradley Campbell, Eufaula HS Doug Daffern, Boise City HS Thomas Andrew Betchan, Perry HS Tony Greene, Langston U. Milt Chapple, Mooreland HS OREGON Curtis Hansen, Santiam HS Nicolas J. Aliotti, U. of Oregon Tom Brookins, Cascade Christian HS Jeff Jacobs, Vale Union HS Carrie Zimbrick, Willamina HS Joseph M. Petshow, St. Paul HS Kathryn Teresa Lamb, U. of Portland Tim Little, Sweet Home HS Chad Carlson, Lincoln HS Mike Riddle, McMinnville HS David Barich, Newberg HS Diane Ongman, Lost River HS PENNSYLVANIA Daniel Najmola, Ridley HS Lou Ceci, Marian HS Michael A. Mohl, Lebanon Catholic HS Robert Horner, NW Lehigh HS John C. Vaughan, Central Catholic HS Paul Stouffer, Central Dauphin HS Mark Magarity, Mt. Saint Joseph Academy Saint Joseph Academy, sometimes referred to as St. Joe, is a private school conducted by the Marist Brothers of the Schools. It is located in Brownsville, Texas, United States, and serves the children of the lower Rio Grande Valley and Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. James Buterbaugh, Marion Center HS Thomas Hansen, Blackhawk HS Gary B. Quigley, Cumberland Valley HS James Algeo Jr., Pottsgrove HS Alex J. Arth, Clarion Area HS Lewis Johnson Sr., Penncrest HS John Chaump, Neshaming HS Stephen D. Shover, Camp Hill HS Patricia Mack, Southern Lehigh Middle School RHODE ISLAND Rhode Island, island, United States Rhode Island, island, 15 mi (24 km) long and 5 mi (8 km) wide, S R.I., at the entrance to Narragansett Bay. It is the largest island in the state, with steep cliffs and excellent beaches. Beth E. Lutynski, Toll Gate HS Gary Deslauriers, Woonsocket HS TENNESSEE Jonathan Offutt, Springfield HS Bob Roller, Daniel Boone HS Kenny Ratledge, Sevier County HS Steve Ramsey, Crockett County HS Gary Harmon, Claiborne County HS Barry Messer, Riverdale HS Clennon Dailey, Westview HS Daryl Chandler, South-Doyle HS Ron Brock, Page HS Buddy Brown, Hunters Lane HS Ike Skaggs, Central HS Lynn Burkey, Oak Ridge Senior HS Ronnie Roberts, Loudon HS TEXAS Darsey Hahn, Collinsville HS Bob Hayes, LBJ HS Mark Lumley, Baylor U. Pam Willis, Deweyville HS Brandon M. Sine, Flatonia HS John G. Bronkhorst, David Crockett HS Ronny Lowrance, Electra HS Antonio Cervantes, Bel Air HS Larry Tidwell, Texas Christian U. Patrick Dowling, McAllen HS James Seagert, Rockdale HS Haskel Buff, Texas A&M U.- Kingsville John Erwin Jr., Lindsay HS Kevin Halffmann, Del Valle HS Mike Honeycutt, MacArthur HS Todd Grimes, DeSoto HS Bruce Patterson, Denver City HS Mike Gonzalex, Brownsville Homer Hanna HS John Garcia, Floresville HS Michael Martin, Hillcrest HS Staci Denton, Slaton HS Alan Hatfield, Westfield HS Randy Walker, Madisonville HS Brad Osborn, Amer. Heritage Acad. Jimmy Dykes, Converse Judson UTAH Utah, state, United States Utah (y `tä'), Rocky Mt. state of the W United States. Jason Ward, Mountain Crest HS VIRGINIA Thomas Chuba, Oakton HS Dave Hettinger, Prince George HS Philip Mourtzakis, Hermitage HS Miles Tranks, EC Glass HS Brian Patrick Neas, Kellman HS Cyrus A. Weaver, Charlottesville HS James Melillo, Midlothian HS Jack Olsen, Midlothian HS Robert Colbert, Bridgewater College of Virginia Charles T. Thompson, Carroll Country HS Fred A. Palmoe, Halifax County HS Greg Hamilton, Centreville HS Randy Hale, Leo-Davis HS John E Jones Jr, Armstrong HS Steve Versprille, Lake Taylor HS John T. Maphis, James Wood HS WASHINGTON Michelle Mathay, Puyallup HS Scott Botten, Ellensburg HS Jeff Shumake, Kentridge HS Steve Peterson, Mount Vernon HS Jim Fisk Fisk , James 1834-1872. American railroad financier and speculator who attempted in 1869 to corner the gold market with Jay Gould, leading to Black Friday, a day of nationwide financial panic. , Lakeside HS-Spokane Willis Freeman, Lakes HS Jeffry T. Reyburn, Lewis and Clark HS Julia Freeland, Lakeside HS-Spokane Skip Hulet, Eastlake HS Noreen Schulz, Eastlake HS Sarah Hanson, Lakeside HS WISCONSIN Herman Acevedo, Eisenhower HS Barry Terpstra, Durand HS James Sperf, Nicolet HS William Berkholtz, Burlington HS John Pfaffi, Cardinal Stritch U. Tom Journell, UW-River Falls Amy Appleton, U. of Wis.-Madison John Zupanc, UW-Oshkosh Andrew Rossa, Waukesha County Technical College Accreditation WCTC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. References 1. Daniel Koch, U. of Wisconsin David Krizizke, Fond du Lac Fond du Lac (fŏn` də lăk', –jə–), city (1990 pop. 37,757), seat of Fond du Lac co., E central Wis., in a resort region at the south end of Lake Winnebago; inc. 1852. HS JP Richards, Edgewood College Paul Sorensen, Waukesha N. HS Robin Rosemeyer, Gilman HS WEST VIRGINIA John Mark Fleming, Nicholas County HS David Plumby, The Linsly School Paul Quattrone, Oak Glen HS Eddie Gray, Elkview Middle School Tim McDaniel, Philip Barbour HS Douglas Moore, Morgantown HS John Van Meter, Clay-Battelle HS WYOMING Bob Simpson, Sheridan HS Jim Roufs, Big Piney pine·y adj. Variant of piny. HS Art Baures, Sheridan HS |
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